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My take on some of the propositions:

Prop 1A - yes. Desperately needed. Welcome to the future, california. Itapos;s about time we caught up with *gasp* europe and build a high-speed rail.

Prop 2 - no. As much as i am an advocate of animal rights, i think that issues involving things like cages should be left to the market to decide. I buy free-range meat and eggs, and i think if PETA can get the word out that these products are both better in quality and more humane, then people will begin to buy more free-range products whether or not we mandate farmers to build bigger cages - an undertaking that few farmers can afford in this economy. Farmers have it rough enough already.

Prop 4 - NO. Requiring that minor women notify their parents before obtaining an abortion is a disaster as it makes girls subject to familial ostracizing and domestic violence, not to mention the social stigma that comes from having their abortion made more public.

Prop 7 - no. Iapos;m for renewable energy, but the plan drawn is flawed in that it requires the renewable energy from the state to be purchased from big companies - a move that will disadvantage those who petitioned for renewable energy in the first place.

Prop 8. NO. And if you vote yes, please never talk to me again.

Prop R - A proposition to rename the Sewage Processing Plant after George W. Bush? awwww shiet.
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